The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-16
A STEADY REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The Activity Continues in Way Gratifying
to Agents-The Weeks Transactions.

The activity of the real estate market con-
tnues. While there is evidence of any boom
there is a steadiness about the market thatlead
real estate agents to believe that there will be
good demand for property all winter. Farming
land adj cent to the city to be in great de-
mand at good prices. and a great many of the
deeds recorded in the last week represented that
kind of real estate. There has been consider
able advance in lands in all directions from the
city, and in the gas regions prices
have been put up several notches Real estate
agents regard investments in farming land
within reasonable distance of the city the
best kind to make. Unimproved lots also
in demand, and great many have changed
hands in the last week. There were ffty-nine
deeds recorded during the week. representing
exchange of 1924, 1875. Yesterday was the
busiest day IN the recorders Office for two
months. There twenty-one deeds re-
corded between o'clock A. NJ, and 3 o'clock P.
NJ, with a consideration Of SOC. 600, as follows:
Margaret Farnsworth to John Carroll.
lot 81 in Geo. B. Edwardss subdivision
of block 10, Johnson's heirs addition
Cort Fl. Matthias to August Blank part of
lots and il Johanna North ct al. s SUBJ
division of part of block 10 in Holiness
West-end addition to Haughvile. ------ Z4oo
August Blank Henry p. Todd. lot 5
and part of and in Johanna North
ct al s, subdivision of part of block 10
in Holiness West-end addition to 80 80
John s. Spann to Henry Manthey, lots
1872 and 391 in Spano &c Co.'S second 80
Noodlawn addition to Indianapolis 4Zo.oo
James Stevenson ct al. to Alex. c. Steven
sndae ; addition addition to- to Indianapolis 20 900 90
Anna w. Turner ct al to Alice NJ. Greene,
part of lot 10 in Isaac Goes subdivision - 20
of square Al in Indianapolis --------- 1IoOo
Isaac l.. Bloomer to Annie ID. johnson,
lot u in Seaton's subdivision OF block
%. Johnson's heirs addition to Indian ooo
Ni aRoIs Meoarty ct al. to John Remer, 0'0O
lot 1O1 in McCarty's south addition to
VIM no ]. Mannins to Deniza Iushong, part
of outlot 100 in indianapolis 10000
Max Gundelfnger to Geo. H Bryce. lot
of outlets ga and % in Indianapolis 100000
Louisa A. Ashley to Aug NJ. Kuhn, part of
Indianapolis o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Ol..' a''. 100000
Geo. P. BisseI. trustee to j. Augustus
woods East Woodawn subdivision 100000
James Bridges to Harriet Stevenson, part
of southeast quarter of section l. town
ship Is north, of range east also part
of northeast quarter of section II,
tanning so acres res w. .4lse . e~s' 100000
Nicholas McCarty ct al to Ellen slaueht-
side addition indianapolis. 10000
John A. Cottnan to Anna H. Wright,
east naf of southwest quarter of sec.
east. ntaning Is acres, more or less 100000
VI" lots 50 s1 S.. e 81 N and So in wofs
subdivision of Fletc ler's Oak Hill addi'
Edward B. ii Crosiey t, John II McCiag.
gett lot %. in block in S. A. Fletcher.
it. IS northeast addition to Indianapolis. 10000
VIM. A Scott Mary A. Mccormick.
part of east half of southwest quarter
of section e. township II north, of
range 3 east, containing 20 acres 1,2OO.OO
Sarah E. Bradley to Olive J. Dittman
part of east half of the northwest quar-
range 8 east containing 40 acres 2,o35.oo
Edmund Wells to Rufus Toon ct al. lot 5
square 1O1 in Indianapolis 10000
Nathan Morris to Joseph Haas. part of
OutlOt OF
southeast quarter of section 80, town
ship g. range Observation-Disclosures 100000
Conveyances. 21; consideration $50. 90
There'were no extremely large sales during
the week. but more than usual. representing
over S., O00 The more important were the fol-
lowing: Milton Clark to Josephine III. Harrit,
Oscar l.. Resler to John w. Dean, farm of 159
acres. northeast of the city. $780, Chauncey L.
Turner to Jacob G. Yuncksr. part of lot
Maryland street, near Tennessee, 81, 800; James
Stevenson and others to Alexander G. Steven
son, jr. lots Is and 10 in MartndaIe's addition,
on North Delaware street, $50. 900; Geo. P. Bis
sell TO J. A Lemcke. block in Woodlawn
addition, $1,000; and James Bridges to Harrlett
Stevenson. eighty acres just southeast of the
city. $12, 900.
With the near approach of cold weather the
bers. Nearly all of those issued are for small
improvements to residences. Fourteen were is
sued during the week, representing expendi-
ture of $40. 900. Lorenz Schmidt will erect a
So. 500 residence New Jersey street. near New
York: Frank M. Armstrong will put up frame
dwelling Cherry street, near Park avenue, to
cost ST. 900, and W. Rattan will erect 5,0O0